Concerns grow over browser security

[NeonWizard]

Browser-based security threats are on the rise and may pose the next significant risk to information technology operations, according to a technology trade association.

The Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA) on Monday released its second annual report on IT security and the work force. The survey asked nearly 900 organizations to rank their top 15 security concerns. According to the results, 36.8 percent said they were plagued by one or more browser-based attacks in the last six months. That's up from 25 percent in last year's survey.

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[meneer]

Finally, some more evidence...
Are we surprised? Not really >:(

[Randy_Bell]

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Service Pack 2 of Windows XP should address these concerns, as will {I'm sure} the next release of Windows named Longhorn. 8)

[meneer]

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But why wait? See sig *puppy*

Security is a matter of trust. I'll be a happy non xp longhorn user 8)

[NeonWizard]

I use Firefox. Gave up IE long time ago, mainly because it's not functionally anymore. No tabs, boring look and it's full of flaws. Microsoft should make a better browser.

[little eagle]

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now useing firefox. I believe that because that thier are no active x controles that this is one of the best.